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THE INDIAN SITUATION.
Sword Bearer Has Two Hundred Followers
No Trouble Fenred.

Sword Benrer Has Two Hundred Followers
No Trouble Feared.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-A special from Fort
Custer, Mont, Gays: Twenty Gros
Vsntres enrou:e from shoshone camp
were brought in yesterday to bo held
until the trouble ia over. The weather is
quite warm snd the snow is gone from the
plateau and bottoms, but there are still
large quantities in the mountains. No
movements will be made against the out.
laws for two or three days. a white
ecout, accompanied by two Grow scouts,
was sent yesterday to locate Sword Bear.
er's camp OF insubordinates. It was found
twelve miles up the Big Horn. Thirty or
forty lodges were With him, representing
n following Of 200 or more. 1t ia now the
opinion OF tho oilicera Of the post that
when the forces take the field Sword
Bearer and his people will 60 to the
mountains. In the black canon on the
Big Horn they can defy pursuit. -.
Sword Bearer says: when Sitting Bull
fought there were many buffalo, now
there are as many cattle. I shall not
want for meat" He ia defiant, but an
open demonstration Of military strength
may lead to capitulation without battle.
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RAISING TIE RATES.
Gould Puts Up tho Telegraph Tolis-Tho
"a West Virginia Rates.

Gould Puts Up tho Telegraph Tolis-The
IA West Virginia Rates. Z. 81
.PHILADELPH1A, Pa, Oct. ga circula,
was issued to the Western Union Offices
yesterday, directing them to drop the Mu.
tual Union rate, which means an increase
OF from % to 100 per cent to the patrons
OF tho Western Union in this city. The
circular directs the offices to use regular
Western Uunion rates to the following
Offices in Weat Virginia: Charleston,
Oharlestown, Huntington, MartinHburg,
Mouudsville, Psrkersburg and Wheeling.
The folio wing shows the increase in
state rates Is far as can be aecertained: !:
Alabama, 90 to is; Arkehaas, 90 to ST.;
Connecticut. 20 to 40; Delaware 10 to 25;
Missouri, 20 to 90; New Hampshire, 20 to
40; New York, 20 TO 10; Ohio, 20 to 40;
Pennsy lvania, 10 to 25; Rhode Island, 20
to 40; Texas, 90 to rs. :. si6 ii5.fF n !
The query made lest night as to why an
increass had not been made to Cincinnati
and other important points was answered
by the statement that Western Union
still had competitor at those places In
the shape Of the Postal Telegraph. Gable
Company, otherwise the Mackay lines.
The latter company will make no in
creases except in the ruinous ton cent
rates for short distance messages.
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A VICIOUS BULL

Bas Injured Sig Persons Within u Year.
Tho Latest Victim.
Special Dispatch to the hi!t!igeS:er.
RIroHIE O. f., W. Va, Oct. 3S.-Yes.
terday evening es Charles Snodgrass, 8
young man employed on General Harris
farm, was working around the barn, bull
attacked him, and in the q ,ht snodgraes
vas forced into fence corner, where the
animal eofed srd kicked him, and would
have killed him had nos :ssistancs come
to the young man. He eustained severe
injuries about the head, arms and breast,
and it will To sometime before he is able to
work. snodgrass ,maxes about the :sixth
victim for the bull within the last year, all
Of whom were more or less injured. The
owner. Gen. Harris, discovered that he
wasn't spanish fighter not long since,
and left the field with svo or thres broken
ribs. 81 S. 50i'E
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ACuILD OF THE WIsECK. ,
A Clrcumstance Growing Out OF tho Kouts
G1.. Railroad Disaster.

A Circumstance Growing Out of tho Kouts
G1s-. Railroad Disaster.
VALPARAISO, Imp, Oct. 2a.-The CIRCUIT
Court, has appointed Charles Dickover,
ex.sheriI OF this county, guardian Of Her.
man Miller, the surviving member Of the
Miller family, who were burned to death
in the Kouts railroad disaster on the Chi
cago & Atlantic road. He has also quail.
Ted as sdministrator Of the estate Of young
Miller'a father. Herman, although seri-
oualy injured, has so for recovered as to be
able to give his guardian information in
regard to his family. He says that his
parents had with them bapgsge snd ethor
valuables to the amount Of about $500,
between s400 and $500 Of which was in
gold. This accounts for the gold coins
that were picked up at the scene OF the ac-
aident. Mr. pickover has commenced &C.
tlon ayainst the railroad company for
10000 damages. 5S 20 81 u =, - =
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]. M. BENNETT DEAD.
AN uoNoRED CITIZEN AT REST.
Sketch Of His Dlstingnishsd Caresr-A
Great Loss to tho stato-A Murder
Near Parkorsburg-Inosndi Son.
tonced to tho Ponitentinry,
Bpectal Dispaleh 10 tx fnttllioa,er.

Special D,pateh 10 tk Intt!lioenetr.
WxsroN. W. VA, Oct. 2s.-Hon. iona.
athan N. Bennett died to-day, aged 7S,
following cloaolyhis wife. who died laat No.
vember. Two weeks aimee, though feeble,
he went to Calhoun Court, enysged In pro.
iessional business, broke down under the
harness Of labor and duty, so long worn,
yet upon him. and was With, diaserl:.y
brought. nome to die In the bosom o., his
family. .
Jonathan Bennett was born Ia Lewis
county lin 1914. He grew up with its
psople-a sell.mads man, to the manor
born, flesh Of their fieHh and bone Of their
bone, and thoroughly imbusd with the
spirit Of our West Virginia people, and
alwayd the friend Of progress and public
improvement. He was jealous In the advo.
cacy Of the construction Of tho Weston
& Clarksburg and Weaton & Buckhannon
railroads, and died a large s.ockholder In
them, at hia death being President OF the
Weston & Buckhannon Railroad Company.
HIs GREAT WORTH. r.,
His best testimonial Of worth is that he
has often been honored with positions Of
distinction and trust. In his younger
days hs was made deputy clerk Of both
courts. He was admitted to the bar in
1913 and enjoyed an extensive practice.
He waa the first Mayor Of Weston, in 1916;
was elected to the Virginia Legislature in
1852. Hewas also First Auditor OF Yirginia,
which position he held for number Of
years and earned great credit for his
management Of the then large revenues Of
Virginia. 5
He wGs one OF the Judges Of the Cen.
tsnnial Exposition at Philadelphia in 1876
In 1872 he WAS elected to the West Vir.
ginia Senate, aud was leading member.
Along with Gen. John J. jackson and A.
W. Campbell he Was appointed by West
Virginia commissioner to adjust with
Virginia West Virginia's share OF the pub.
lie debt Of the old State, and Joined in that
report on which West Virginia has ever
since relied as her defouse On the impor-
tant question.
Mr.. Bennett was in every sense West
Virginian. No man was ever better
husband and father or labored more deyo.
tedly for his family than he. His family
IVES his Joy and pride, and they owe him
a memory they cannot pay. He is lament
ed by the, entire community, and the
people Of the State will deeply regret to
hear Of his death. In his death West
Virginia nae sustained very great loss.
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THE CHOLERA SCARE.


Hunting Up Italian Immigrants Who Ar
rived from Palermo.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Snrgeon General
Hamilton to-day received telegram from
the Health Officer at Philadelphia, saying
that he will endeayor to locate the italian
immigraute, supposed to. have arrived in
Philadelphia from the steamer Indepen-
dente. s,s
A telegram wac alec received from the
Health Officer at Cleveland, saying that
he has found all the immigrants in that
city who came from Palermo in the Inde-
pendents and has disintec!ed their bag.
pape. ctc. z4 r-5-
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A MUIDEH MYSTERY
which Promises to Rival stho Famous
Sal Trunk Affair Of Plttsbureh. & ~ 81

ID uI4 10y #HH. r.
Which Promises to Rival stho Famous
fl' Trunk Affair OF Pittsburgh. 81
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Ths story Of q Rock.
away carriago that stood on a gondola ca.
In Union depot a. Canal and Adams streets
yesterday morning, Is one Of a mysterious
murder. What the Italian trunk mystery
waste Pittsburgh this carrisge mystery is
to Chicago. The carriage was new ono,
consigned by New Haven firm to stude.
baker Brothers in ithis city. A freight
train on tho "Pannsylvania railroad
brought i Into the Union depot last night,
This morning w. H. Crane, ot the freight
depot, looked through the window
OF . tho Is vehicle and saw
strange occupant inside. A dead man
10y there face downwards, his body par.
TALLY on the seat and partially on the
hoor in crsmped position. Had the
man got In the carrisge for his Last earthly
ride and committed suicide, or had he
been foully murdered in some distant
city and thrust there by his assassin ?
the evidence, auch as 1t was, all pointed
to the latter theory, No pistol was found
In or about the vehicle. Tho police got
the body ou. and conveyed 1t to the
norgue. .ss5 .If I,f .1E.r
The corpse was that OF working man,
poorly clad, and In the neiehborhood Of
ewenty.dve years old. A close examina-
tion OF thu body at the morsus revealed a
wound inflicted by a pistol ball immsdi.
ntely above the right eye. "A portion Of
the forehead was also crushed in as II by
heavy blow, and the base of the skull
was fractured from behind. A search Of
tho clothing. brought from the pockets
nothing to place the murdered workman's
identity. .El;. h .Ii ~ .,I''II - .
The following ia a complete inventory Of
bis personal effects; IA 3S.calibrs unex-
ploded cartridge; a blue meal cheek for
80 cents, marked labels, open night and
day.; q ticket Of fadmisoon to an entertain
uent given tonight at WorKingmsn' Rink
at Rochester, Pa. By the Beaver Valley
Local Assembly Of Glass Packers No. 1C696,
and fancy visiting card marked "Eiiie
Johnston, 199 Water street." 5- ~
The police took possession OF these small
things, hoping for the development of q
c!ew and notified tbs Coronsr, who will
hold an inquest. z -5!35.sIE' nm L.
A dispatch from Pittsburgh eays the
murdered man is believed to be Barney
haran, glass packer OF Bridgewater, Pa.
A reporter haa been sent to bis home to
get further details.
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at KanSas City, Wichita, Cleveland and
some southern points. "A distinct i'm.
pfoyemsne appears at Louisvllle, Mem.

The iron trade still hesltatee, and the
market Tor other than the best grades 10
very irregular: More inquiry for rails 10
noted, but orders are not up to expccta.
tons, and there are reports Of sales d $SS.
The csal supply 10 short. a -fI3'
The wool market Ia better In tone,
though salea are not yet large. Some i'm.
provement in demand for dreus goods iu
noticed, but the manufacturers Of heavy
goods is still embarrassed by inadequat
Prices Of cotton goods are firm and the
movement Is satisfactory. b
Boot and shoe buyers are numerous and
price8 htm. ID. r, "a! II .il} l.I-7lS ID
Breadatuds havo advanced a little, and
pork products havo yielded. I53'lI7.I
Cotton is shade stronger, but oil ls 4
cents lower. j1IT - 10 =
Tho business tsilureu during the last
sevel ,ev days number for the United States,
Ivy; Canada, %; total 2l6; com parod with
2ol iast week and 2l5 the corresponding
We6R last year. Hsft ,tss5t 3 y 4s,ss,5 y i} sI
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aIe.ico Should moi bp Blamed.

Cry OF MEXICO, Oct. 2s.-The menacing
tone Of section Of the press OF California
regarding the oces Of Lee Baldwin, who
was murdered by bandits in the etate
Of Durango some months ago, " at
tracts the attention Of the newspapers
here, and the sentiment Of Mexican jour:
nal9 ia that u Is unjust to make the case
one against the MsEiean government, aR
Baldwin was engaged in trade st o point
notoriously unsafe by reason Of its being
the haunt Of brigands who had murdered
many foreigners and were the terror Of
Mexjcana aa we'll. ..s I. u -a..l ~ ~. Lt
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.CHAMBERLAIN'S FOES
LACK INFLUENCE IN TnE SENATE
OF the United statss-A London Paper De.
fends Him-No Fand for tho London y
Poor-Ths Irish Question Must be
Speedily ssttlsd-nfr. Gladstone.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Mr. John Dillon hiss
go often proclaimed an approaching crisis
In ireland that bis predictions have como
to be regarded with measurcablo degree
ol mistrust, but 1t Is evident that the &C.
csason Of few more English Liberal
msrtyts'to,ihe list headed by Sir Iyilired
Blunt will do more to aecure the adhas.en
to the home rule cause than thousands OF
hitherto vacilating imprisonment Of scoren
Of Irish born subjec!s. 1t is certain that
the Irish leaders are Of this opinion, for
their elation at the result OF the Wood.
ford meeting is undlsSulaed, despite the
regrets they express at tho indignitlea in
hlcted upon their English ally. The Tory
journals exhibit grim satisfaction at the
event, intimating that II Sir Vyilfred'e
natural bias OF mind leads him 10 affiliate
with the enemies OF his country, as here.
tofore evidenced by bis episode with Arab
Pssha and supplemented by his leading
prohibited meetings In Ireland, he must
not expect to be!. treated with more con.
eideration than mutinous Egyptian sol.
diers or riotous Irluh pcasants. There ia
no doubt that the government forcea in
Ireland have become tired Of half vay
york, and the number Of injured among
their opponents In recent chance afIraye'.
svictione and dispsrssd meetings euffi.
GENTLY shows the vlgor with which they
propose to act in the future. ~.
There Ia great feslingin England that the
1rish question must be speedily settled in
order that the Government may turn It's
attention in come manner to ouieting the
riotoua masses in London, both those who
can get no work to do and the greater
number who merely Beek an occasion for
pluudar. Several matters are alao being
uuduly neglected, but as the Standard re-.
marks, 1t would not be sound principle
Of Craftsmanship to leave Irish attairs like
fortress in the rear merely masked or
hanked; 1t must bo either reduced or the
siege must be abandoned. 7957 s'1s'.T1- s
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Arrival OF Irving and Terry. !

NEw foRK, Oct. ss.-Mr, Henry Irving
and Misc Ellen Terry arrived this morn
ing on the North German Lloyd steamer
Allen. They we're met at Quarantine by
Rsversl friends who went Gown on the tug
Manhattan. They We're taken on board
the tug and landed at the barge Office,
from which, place they were driven to the
Buckingham hotel. Both proiessed to be
in the best Of health. They will appear
frat in "Faust," on November u, at the
Etar theatre, ~ irs
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TO Assist the London Poor

LONDON. Oct. 2s.-At the meeting call
ed by the Lord Mayor last night to devise
means for assisting the deserving poor Of
London it was decided unadvissble to
open special fund as was done Last year,
because this would encourage loafers, but
resolutions were adopted advising the
public to do all in their power to assist
the London charities which were able and
deserving, but to use more discrimination.
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A Freight Train wreoked,

DIXON, ILL, Oct. 2s.-0n grade on the
Illinois Central railroad near here yester.
day freight train in Two sections was
going north whom tho last section ran into
the fret, throwing the engine and twelve
cars from the track. The engineer Of tho
laat section was seriously injured. Ten Of
the wrecked cars caught FIRE and we're
consumed. The engineer Of the first sec.
ton broke down, causing the accident &,
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WILL DEMAND ANNEXATION.
Nova Scotia Will In Certain Contingency
f'ISiso Rs One Man - r. igl. n

Nova Scotia Will In n Certain Contingency
fIsiso MS One MANI
QulHEc, Oct. 2s.-The conference Of
the provincial ministers which has been
in session here ior the last few; dayp, ter.
minated Its labors Yesterday and the On.
tario delegation left for home. Ito pro.
ceedings have been surrounded with 80
much aecrecy that It is impossible to get
G definite statement OF what has been
done; but it Is semi.cij jcially announced
that tho conference appointed delepa-
ton to proceed to England to lay their
grievance at the foot Of the throne, and If
their demands were not acceded to, to
ask that the imperial act bringing about
the consideration oil the various provinces
be repealed. I In this csss nothing but a
miracle could prevent speedy annexation.
Premier Fielding, Of Nova Scotia, is de.
elared to have stated that unless the com.
Ing negotiations at W ashington ended in
the contamination of commercial union
Nova Scotia would riso as one man and
demand annexation, q ffgEg.s a .lT,isi;; 4
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Tho Indian Doctor Victorious.

o1Sfldl DlSVdlch 70 NC lHIIIVt7lttT. 3 = z --ITf
WKsTos, W. Va, Oe:. 2S.-rhe jury in
the Indian dootor'c case brought in YER
dict in favor Of the Indian doctor to-day,
after being out but q few minutes. It
will be remembered that. the doctor ap.
piled for mandamus to compel the
school board to admit 70 the public school,
his aon. The board objected on the color
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powdsrly'a Am nbition.

SCRANTON, Pa. Oct es.-Mr. Powder
ly's iriseda understand thst he expects
upon retiring IRON tho lsaderahlp Of the
knights Of L,bor TO become Q chief OF the
department Of tabor, which hs Is trying
TO induce Congress to esta blieh. Ho is
said to be on such friendly terms with
President Cleveland as to insure his up.
pointment IL tho department 1t created. s.
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THE Utica Herald reminds New York
State prohibitionis!s tina! in certain As.
sembly district they drew of enough votes
to elect the Democratic nominees, who In
every caae voted against every temperance
measure. This kind Of information will
no! greatly disturb men who are boasting
that they arc strong enough to do more of
the same thing this time. Their aim now,
as in 1884. is to defeat the Republican
fickat @ % -..e- -' r
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. GLADSTONE WORN nur.

A deliberate review Of Mr.. Gladstone's
late speeches forces the admission that
there is some point to the remarks Of the
Tory journals amen. them that the home
rule schemo has become vague and shift.
ing and that his adherents are becoming
uneasy at the delay Of the changes there
in. His opponents do not hesitate to de-
clare that he has worn himself out, tenn.
porarily at leaat, mentally as we'll as physi.
cally, and that the orders OF his physicians
to cease speaking for awhile were yery
peremptory. No one who knows the e1.
Premier believes that he will long! heed
any advice, submission to which will tond
to the belief that the time is nigh at hand
when he must bid farewell to the political
arena. His conscientious belief in his mis-
sion and his wonderful powers Of endur.
anca will doubtless austain him through
this campaign at least. e = /.
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a Terrible Explosion.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. '2S.-A terrible az.
plosion, resulting in the instant death Of
two men and serious injury Of five more,
occurred at about 3'o'clock this afternoon,
at the works Of the TopliG Oarrisge
Hardware Company, stthe East Pros.
pect -etreet crossing iof the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railway. The principal
thing manufactured by this frm Is o
patent bow socket Tor buggy tops. The
sockets are dipped in Japan vsrnish and
then dried In ovens. One Of the ovens OK.
ploded to-day with great force. 81
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Tho Pope DIsapI,p,oiuted.

RoME, Oct. 2s.-The Pope is diaap-
pointed at the failure Of Mgr. Persico'u
mission to Ireland. Mgr. Perslco OBJ
tanned only vague declarations which will
be uselesa in furtherlng the Pope's desire
TO pave the way for renewal Of diplomat-
ic relations with England. II, -.
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LONDON, Oct. 2s.-The Standard, refer
ring to the attacks upon Mr.. Chamberlain,
uays Itiahmen' before now have found to
ttheir, costs that their aspirations will not
be allowed to interfere with civil order in
America. 1t will be something new II an
otherwise satisfactory arrangement shall
be rejected because it clashes with Irish
predictions, nor ought it to be forgotten
that the decision Of Americas foreivn
policy practically lies with the Senate in
which Irish wire.pullers have no over
powering Influence. We are hopeful
therefore, that Mr.. Chamberlain will be-
successful In his mission. u IA Sl':1I , 7SE
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The gentlemen who are in the city in
the inte.ent OF the proposed railroad
bridge arc gathering the information on
which to base proposition looking to
local cooperation. With right disposl-
ton all around, there will be fair pros
pecs OF getting the bridge. M
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Chipngo Printers Will Strike.

chicago, Oct. a.-The Typographical
Union last night voted to restrict the
days labor to nine hours with no reduc.
ton in pay. 5t} Il
y5 A pledge Was signed by every employ.
ing printer, agreeing to stand by the reso.
luton not to yield. A strike on Novem.
ber !, by the Job printers Of Chicago.
may be the result. iIfft J s,, 81 y
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Now 1t Is said that the speech Of Gen.
Jackson at Macon, will be used against
Gov. Gordon as he goes stumpiug through
Ohio. Shouldn't wonder. The friends
over tho river usually know first rate
thing when they sse 1t. And they can't
be blamed for Jackson'a entertaining per-
iormance. ',
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CLEv ELAsD, Oct. 2s.-At 5 o'clock this
evening the boilers in Holden's hre brick
works at Mineral Point, Tuscarawas
county, o., exploded with terrific force,
fatally scslding four persons and seri.
ously injuring FIVE others. The namea OF
thoss fatally hurt are Frank Harter,
James Niehward, W. Loutens.sgls aad a
boy named Graham. The names OF the
others could not be learned. The cause
OF the explosion is not given. Is
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SAN FRANclsco, CAL, Oct. 2Si-The
French man oi-war Duquesne reached
here Last evening from the Hawaiian Is.
lands. She carries slx hundred men and
is the largest French cruiser that ever on.
tered San Francisco bay. She will remain
hero fourteen days awaiting orders. g e
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New YoRK, Oct. 2s.-Mr. Cornelius
Vanderbilt authorizes denial that he
has or ever had any interest whatever in
the'Mitkiewcz Chinese National bank, and
any use OF his name In that connection
has been without his knowledge OF
authority. ~ n n 55i55
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Throo Iacendiar,os ssn.orcrd.

Special Dispatch to Ue In.ellictl!cer.
PARKEReBuRa, w. Va, Oct. 2S George
Parker. Lev lohuson aud John o Sens,
alias John DAvip, have boon ioapa guilty
Of burning several buildings 10 Bslpre in
1884. They wers sentcnced this evening
at hall pas. four o'clock. Parker gets
four years in the peuitsnliary, aud 0 Sens
and johnson four. years snd Elk months
each. B -. - - .---,.------
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TIE Anialic intruder who is darting
over the country disguised au an Italian
immigrant, is warned that II overtaken
he will be dealt with according to law.
He should not have been allowed to break
or smuggle himself through quarantine.